Lloyd George Under Fire in Open Letter from Gardiner
Alfred G. Gardiner, editor of the Daily News, accuses David Lloyd-George of responsibility for the government crisis. He criticizes Lloyd-George as seeing democracy as a vehicle for power, an agrarian agitator, and says Parliament became a nuisance while he sought Napoleonic authority.
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London
David Lloyd-George
Alfred G. Gardiner
Daily News
Gardiner
Lloyd-George
Northcliffe Press
Napoleon
Heaven
Collision Over Labor and Coalition Power Struggles
The dialogue recalls a clash with Asquith and Grey as you pushed for labor support and a Europe savior role. It questions your role in toppling the liberal government and creating a coalition that proved harsher than planned, amid ongoing attacks from key figures.
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Asquith
Europe
Grey
Kitchener
Pershing Reoutfits Troops As Mexican Campaign Pauses
General Pershing uses the lull in Mexico to overhaul uniforms and equipment. Stores are arriving from Columbus base as reports from along the American line indicate quiet fronts and well concentrated expeditionary forces.
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General Pershing
Namiquipa
Mex
Columbus
N. M
Pershing
Mexico
Villa
Expeditionary Command
Nurse reports sighting Villa in Los Angeles street
Mrs. Rose Cohn a nurse who did Red Cross work in Mexico in 1913 14 told federal authorities she saw Francisco Villa on a Los Angeles street last Wednesday afternoon. Officers investigate and doubtfully deem it likely she saw a man who resembled Villa.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Rose Cohn
Red Cross
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Endorsement for Chancellor Thomas H. Smith for Mobile Circuit Judge
Mobile County and other counties in his district back Chancellor Thomas H. Smith for one of Mobile’s three circuit judgeships. The letter cites his long chancery service, judicial poise, integrity, and rare Supreme Court reversals as proof of fitness. Officials from Mobile, Bibb, and Green counties sign in support, with Judge T. H. Smith publishing the paid advertisement.
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Mobile County
Thomas H. Smith
Mobile
Circuit Court
Southwestern Chancery Division
Chancellor Smith
Supreme Court
Elks of State reorganized in Alabama meeting
The Alabama State Association of Elks held a reorganizing meeting in Montgomery with John S. Leedy elected president and T. B. Taylor chosen first vice president. Eufaula vies with Birmingham for next meeting site as the association restarts after its 1899 dissolution.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Association of Elks
John S. Leedy
Birmingham
T. B. Taylor
Association of Elks
Alabama
Eufaula
Birmingam
Cummins Leads Ford as Bryan Slippage Reported
Omaha April 22 Cummins leads Ford for the Republican nomination in Nebraska's primary with half of the 1890 precincts tallied showing a small 200 vote edge. Bryan appears defeated for the Democratic delegate at large nomination at the convention.
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Omaha
Neb
Cummins
Henry Ford
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
Recorder Court Fines Set in Prohibition and Ordinance Cases
John Lewis Andrew Williams and Herman Scott were fined 50 dollars each for violating the prohibition law. Jerry Donaghue and Columbus Fritz were fined 1 dollar and continued to April 24 respectively. Various others faced fines or continuances for motor vehicle, disorderly conduct, assault, petit larceny, and drunk charges with noted future dates. Corinne Young faced two charges. Willie Repp and Sswell had cases set for July 1 and April 25 respectively. Daisy Wells was fined 5 dollars or 10 days.
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John Lewis
Andrew Williams
Herman Scott
Recorder’s Court
Jerry Donaghue
Columbus Fritz
Wright Thomas
T. C. Schley Same
J. D. Davis Same
Milton Johnson
John T. Cochrane, Jr
Frank Dahlgreen
J. H. Luce
Sam Powe
Edington
Corinne Young
Willie Repp
Andrew Taylor
Sswell
Barr Loses Church Installation Validity in Presbyterian Split
In New Orleans on April 22, a joint report by Northern and Southern Presbyterian commissions says Rev. Dr. J. C. Barr's installation at Lafayette Street Church Lafayette Street Presbyterian Church was illegal. The Lafayette congregation split from New Orleans Presbytery over property jurisdiction, joining Jefferson Presbytery. the commission urged removal of the Lafayette Church from the roll and assignment of Dr. Barr to a new field.
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Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Tuan Chi Jui
New Orleans
General Assemblies of the
Northern
Southern Presbyterian Churches
J. C. Barr
Lafayette-street Presbyterian Church
Dr. Barr
Southern Assembly
Newport News
Northern Assembly
Rochester
Lafayette
Northern Presbyterians
General Assemblies
Jefferson Presbytery
Dr Barr
Executive Commission of
Dr. Burr
Presbytery
Recommendations for croup care with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Advice urges light evening meal to prevent stomach overload during croup. Watch for early hoarseness as a first symptom and administer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promptly. Remedy is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Bell Telephone promotes quick calls over travel
A Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company ad argues that most destinations are “just a minute or two away by Bell telephone” and that business talks by phone are as satisfactory as in person, saving time, effort, and travel costs.
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Bell Telephone
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Yaqui Indians Attack Mill Kill 9 Mexicans
Mail advices from Hermosillo report that Yaqui Indians attacked Campus mill near Hermosillo killing nine Mexicans. Two more Mexicans were said killed 20 miles east of Carbo. Cananea official says nine cattle thieves captured nearby were executed there in the last two weeks.
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Nicipale
Cananea
Norton England Visits Mobile as Missouri Pacific Agent
Norton England, general agent of the Missouri Pacific lines with headquarters in Birmingham, is in Mobile for several days. He is the brother of W. E. England, general agent of the freight department of the Mobile and Ohio road.
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Norton England
Missouri Pacific Lines
Birmingham
Mobile
W. E. England
Mobile and Ohio Road
Methodist bishops assign Easter duties across Pennsylvania Ohio
A closed session of Methodist Episcopal bishops announced assignments for Easter services. Each bishop will conduct Easter services in churches across western Pennsylvania or eastern Ohio. Work of the conference resumes Monday.
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Dawson
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Supplemental List Of Qualified Electors Of Mobile County
A published supplemental list adds names to Mobile County Alabama qualified electors for the period from April 9 1916 to May 1 1917. The notice bears PP Williams judge of probate seal and lists numerous individuals by name across multiple precincts as certified electors.
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Mobile
Mobile County
Williams
Alabama
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G. H. Kruempel
H. T. Pegues
Frederick G. Bromberg
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George E. Cramer
Wm. B. Inge
C. J. Torrey Frank
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Joseph B. Cloud
Carl McMahon
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W. T. Harris
Clifton C. Johnston
W. M. Fowlkes
W. L. Hogue
A. W. Stewart
T. T. Daughdrill
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W. L. Gray
W. L. Lindsey
G. B. McGowan
J. D. Lindsey
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G. H. Carnathan
Wilcox County
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W. J
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W. C. Jones
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S. W. Williams
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R. B. Evins
W. E. W. Yerby
A. C. Evans, Jr
H. T. Young
P. A. Tutwiler
A. M. Tunstall
Joseph AH. James
Charlies E. Waller
Hale Co. Law and Equity Court
Sumter County
W. W. Patton
J. C. Travis
Thos. F. Seale
Patton & Altman
C. J. Brockway
James A. Mitchell
J. A. McConnell, Jr
Bibb County
J. T. Fuller
Atty
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C. D. Logan
W. W. Lavender
J. F.ompson
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W. H. Wright
W. L. Prats
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T. M. Clements
J. B. Ellison
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L R. Hinton
Jack M. Pratt
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Court of Appeals
Mobile City
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Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Company
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Henderson
Sam Martin
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James Little
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Caine O'Rear
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Bryan
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Trans- Mississippi Golf Association
Interlachen Club
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Thomas Tate, Jr
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J. C Walter
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Edward 5. Ledebur
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George Lamb
W. T. Marshall
John T. Mooney
W. E. Mitchell
T. F. Marsh
Morelarmi M. Moore
James A. Manning
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W. J. Stroecker
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J. DeVaux
C. E. Edgar
Harry Edington
D. H. Fordney
Geo. W. Granade
T. J. Hampshire
Leonidas Head
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Geo. A Krouse
A. E. Kearns
John C. Kelly
Wm. H. Little
J. W. McMeans
Heath L. O'Connor
Sylvester J. Puckett
H. L. Boonahs
Geo
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Jos. E
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W. T. Burns
J. T. Burns
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C. H. Convy
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G. H. Kane
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R. J
Elliot, W. J
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Alexander
Joy
Atkins
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W. H. Bartee
J. J. Benedict
Chas. Bowling
W. L. Byram
T. Battiste
J. M. Cariere
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F. J. Hamilton
H. A. Hoftheilms
Geo. L. Jackson
H. Kiebel
J. T. Leonard
Broadus
C. Edwards
H. M. Steiner
T. M. Snow
J. M
Cogburn
H. R. Fagerstrom
W. H
Alvarez, Brinita Alvarez, Ed
Darling W. Broadus
Rowe Berbeze
Anthony I
Williams, G. L
Michailoffsky
C. J. Rabby
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